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W. W. GraingerShop DAYTON Electric Wall Heater, Recessed or Surface, Voltage 208/240, Watts ...Item # 3UG56; Mfr. Model # 3UG56; UNSPSC # 40101814; Catalog Page # 4277; Shipping Weight 20.65 lbs. ... Additional features include a built-in thermal cutout andfan delay switch for added safety ... Need Help Finding Repair Parts?

go to www.ehow.com and type in the search box
"relay switch wiring"
and you will pull up 6 web pages of click on the post articles
on how to wire in a relay. somewheres in all that techinical info
someone will be writing about a relay just like yours & be giving step by step instruction as well as tools needed to do job.

try typing in search box---" how to wire dayton 5x848n relay into well pump.

You should also have the make and model of the well pump handy on paper as you will need this to find out where relay goes to pump motor.

If you need more specific info type in search box
*how 2 wire dayton 5x848n relay into make & model well pump*
try that on google.com.;bing.com;ask.com;yahoo.com as well as
ehow.com
they all have search box on upper right coner of web page & they all answer questions with pre writen info.

fan starter in side there is a starter black box on wiring with c66 something on it change that. there are lots of these with the same number but you need the same uF number 1-4uf on most can go higher. get the same uf as the one in the unit.

I can't find a steering angle switch. Did you mean the LATERAL/YAW Switch? It tells the lean of the vehicle on turns.

3C5Z-3C187-AB replaced by 6L2Z-3C187-AA @ $300.
cheaper at tascafordparts.com

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Whats happening is that your fan is overheating (usually due to a loss of lubrication in the bearings), and the motor's thermal cutoff is kicking in (due to overtemperature), and shutting down the motor.
This thermal cutoff circuit is installed in consumer motors to prevent fires.

You have two solutions:
(1) disassemble your nice 30" pedestal fan (I've done this a few times - any handy guy/gal can do it),
and lubricate (with automotive bearing grease ($3 at any auto parts store), or 3-in-1 oil for those spots that won't take bearing grease) the bearings, and
reassemble. Re-lubricate on a regular schedule to prevent recurrence.
(2) buy a new one. Give your old fan to the kid on the block who thinks he/she can fix anything &
tell him/her it just needs to be lubricated.

There may not be any access ports to these bearings...
Most new motors today do not expect to be lubricated in their life's expectancy.
If the bearings are designed to accept oil, there will be either an obvious hole on the top side, (so that gravity can pull the oil down into the wicking or packing box..)
If not-- there is no way of 'oiling' them--

So-- Are you having problems, that tell you that you need to lubricate these bearings?
Like squealing or squeaking-- or 'dry' sounds when the motor slows down?

Tell us more!

if you go to the link below there is a small diagram and a parts list but not alot of info available for this product and of course it has been discontinued. im sure if you need anymore info you could call grainger they are very helpful and can get you a better parts breakdown http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/rp_search_by_product.jsp?mfgSearchCriteria=DAYTON&modelSearchCriteria=3C215&suppSearchCriteria=20005580&search.x=1&exact=yes&from=detail

i need wiring diagram for a dayton electric motor 4mb22

First see if the switch has a reverse position. Sometimes you turn the fan assembly in the frame, sometimes you turn the whole frame around. Take the cover off the wiring compartment to see if there are instructions there. Also check on the name plate on the motor, there may be instructions there. Attic fans are usually engineered to blow out.

The speed control switch which is what the cord is attached to has gone bad. You can get these from grainger.com for the dayton line of fans.

Hope this helps